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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-04-21, Page 18HURON. XPOSITOR APRIL 21, 1977 Plan chicken borbecioe for Jobe- at Constance.: able to come home from St. Mrs,,:1 . Kerner of Kitchener • Monday 'with Mrs. Carl Merner PA"lieunnin. lunch boothwas set up at the . Joseph's Hospital, London, and P4,....0.00...#440004.0440.0.0.00004w.w.#440.,:avid Smith visited on "and A meeting of the HURQN LIBERAL. ASSOCIATION Thursday. sale on Saturday for Laurence Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Whyte of Olen Orchard spent the weekend, visiting with his father Mr. Harold Whyte and Mrs. W,L.Whyte and Bill. Mr. and Mrs. Ar .t McMichael, Jeff and Scott of Dungannon visited on Saturday with Mr. and 'Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy, Julie; Michael and We ate pleased to report that Teresa Wammes, baby daughter of John and-Cathy Wammes .was Correspondent Mrs, Mary Merrier Court Constantine L 1842 met last Thursday in the hall. Business discussed included the Chicken Barbeque 'planned for June. A carload of sisters .from, Court Constantine attended the Atwood lodge meeting on Wednesday, April 13th. Report on the sick was given Those in hospital were Ron Buchanan, Jeff Leeming and Larry Howatt. - Olave-Little gave a reading on Queensway Happenings for Federal Purposes - will be held in the BRUSSELS PUBLIC LIBRARY Thursday., April 28 at 8:30 p.m. to elect delegates to represent the riding at the annual meeting of the Liberal Party of Canada (Ontariti Tendon ga 1111 r in y 6774 Charles Thomas John Horan President Secretary Unit 2 of Carmel Presbyterian Church entertained residents with bingo and music, Foresters dance was held on Friday evening April 15th at Seaforth Community Centre with the Music Makers providing music. Mr. and. Mrs. Andy Thompson ' of Etobocoke spent the weekend visiting at the Johrh,..Thoppson home. Mr. and Mrs. George Mcliwain, Lynn and. Steven of Stratford visited on Sunday with his mother Mrs. George Mcllwain. ' Mr-and Mrs. Marris Bos and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanders, Jennifer and Jeffery of R.R.#4, Brussels. Mrs. John Thompson returned home on -Sunday from a much enjoyed holiday in Hawaii. - 1e r Centennial Crusade BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL VANASTRA Birthday greetings to Jean Johnson • who celebrated her birthday on Monday. Visitors with Lynn Latimore, Harold Glanville," Alex Barrett and Roy 'McDonald were Shirley- Prouty, Blanche McDonald, Mr. Meina Eiszenga and Mrs. Hilda Eiszgena. Beula Smith, Bille Reid, Margaret Larson, Vina and Bill Parker, Bayfield, visited Clara Featherston. Mrs. Gladys McDonald visited Louise Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Pooley Exeter, visited Lynn Latimore and several friends. Howard and Laura Johns visited Mabel Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Triik, Clinton visited Vera Lammie. Church service was conducted by Rev. W. D. Jarvis. April 24, -.25& THE END OF A TREE —A number of dead and dying trees have been cut down in Seaforth recently. Here a crew With chain saws cuts up a tree along North Main Street Tuesday morning. New trees will be planted to replace those that are cut down. (Expositor Photo) County may microfilm Huron weekly papers ( Sunday - Tuesday). Speaker:- Henson resident -home- -Smorgasbord Now Open Monday through Saturday S-10 p.m. Sundays - 12:00 noon 7 p.m. and Howard Aitken, general manager of the Clinton News Record as secretary treasurer. The Bluewater Network, which provides coverage for member - papers of county council, school boards, FederaliOirof Agriculture and other county wide meetings is —plahning a .:pres—entation—onthe- weekly press in Huron to County Council in the fall. A series of seminars. on photography, advertising and freedom of information will be held by the network* the •sthif of member paiters. Rev. Wesley Ball ( Minister- Gorrie-Wroxeter United Churches) copies on which the index is based are available to the public. Details will be worked out with County COuncil and with Huron • weeklies. Member papers of the13RNIC, includig the Blyth Standard, Brussels Post, Clinton -N-ews— Record,-Exeter Times Advocate, Goderich ^ Signal Star, Listowel Banner, Seaforth Huron Expositor, :Wingham Advance Times and Zurich Citizens News • re elected Bill Batten, editor of Exeter paper, as president Huron County weekly newspapers will make back copies of their papers available to the County of Huron so that they can be microfilmed, county clerk treasurer Bill Hanly was assured when he attended the annual meeting of the Bluewater Regional Newspaper_ Network `RRNN) last Thursday in Clinton. Mr. Hanly told BRNN members that the county's history project has • an index, based on information obtained from Huron weeklies, from 1900 on and would like to make sure tht the back ' • HYMirSing 7:45 Mass Choir plus Special Music Minimum acreage suggested and woodlots. ' rr Come aria firing Your Friends Arranged by Blyth Ministerial "1" Residents at the Urban Development workshop felt hamlets should continue to exist, arid should be centres ;of housing 'development in the Township Mr. Penfold said. People also felt there were rural areas not useful for _farming .that - could be.. developed-for housing, .he said. In the area of recreation, people felt development of the. Lake Huron shore should be carefully controlled. The consensus was that there was enough, inland recreational land in the Township already Mr. Penfold said. There isn't - a great —deal of potential for tke development of extractive resources in the Township, Mr. Penfold said, The new plan will not be able to force the restoration of gravel pits that are already worked . out and abandoned.. Mr. Penfold said the new plan will • be draughted by early in September, and that copies would be sent to all •residents for consideration. He • said further public meetings would be held- in the fall to examine problems in the plan, and that by the end of 1977, the plan should have been given two readings by Council. The new plan„,„should be in effect through the passsing of by-laws by the end of 1978, Mr. Penfold • said. ardi (Continued' from Page 1') they are at present. The plan. should contain controls to protect the natural environment, Mr. Penfold said, especially 'in the-7area along the Bayfield. River and fartn forests Fires . • (Continued from Page' 1) the house until 4:30 Monday morning in case the wind changed and the house was threatened. The firemen 'got to the barn blaze really quickly, Mrs.Smith said and "did their best." Mr. Smith 'couldn't estimate damages and said the loss was only partly covered by insurance. - The Smiths aren't sure how the fire started but said it could have bee .a 'problem with-vvirihg, Mrs. Wit Beck 'is home after having been a patient in University Hospital since a car accident last January. Visitors with Mr. arid Mrs, Sim Roobal over Easter were Mr. and Mrs. G. Brdnderhorst of SimcoE on Good Friday evening and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Veldhoen and Michael, of Toronto on Saturday. On Easter Stinday, they were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds and family of, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoy, Alyson and Aaron of London and Mr. Bill. Hoy W of Connestoga College, Stratford, spent the Easter weekend with ' their parents Mr. and Mrs. Hoy. -Aaron . will be staying on for a holiday • with his grandparents.• Mr. and •Mrs. J. Skea, Colin and Karen of Brampton and Mt. and Mrs. Randy Mason and Andrew of Huron Park visited With their parents, Mi. and Mrs. John Skea on 'Saturday, - Mrs. Peter Bisback , has undergone surgery in Seaforth. Community Hospital. r I and Bong Saturday, June 4 SEAFORTH COMKUNITT CENT-RE- 1k- $200 Cash Prizes fOr Amateur Talent * music- by:LINCOLN GREEN -JET SET.- HANNON Barbe(iiie by Campbell =Cardiff ONO . • Seaforth Manor Seaforth Lions Beet Bar-B-Q Dinner and Dance , Fridays, June 17, 1977- n Seaforth Community Centre ',BAR-B-Q BEEF DINNER — 6:30 to 8:30 Campbell and Cardiff Caterers DANCING 9:00 to 1:00 to Music by THE WALTER OSTANEK BAND Adinission: $7.00 each Sore Vincent Farm Equipment, Larones, Bob & Bettys, tS Huron Expositor, Rowcliffe Motors,- Whitneys, Stewart Bro's., Seaforth . banks 1:90 Doors-Open - Bong Show Registration -,2:00 Bong Show J"Lincoln Green'back up) 4:00 "Lincoln Green" Matinee 5:30 - Beef-Pork Barbeque (Music by "Jet Set") 7:30 ---- -Bong Show Finals A "9;00, Mardigras Ball - "Shannon" III SEAFORTH -AYR -CAMBRIDGE III • • 0 • • • NAME 1111, ADDRESS' with an 1H-tuh-Codet , Name the Ocite ,..":„WWILLjerionstrate • TYPE OF ACT COW* talell ,1000111 maatetel .1=01/•'1 !WM 110.1.1 •60.1, 1110041.1000 11 CLIP & MAIL TO- Ken Cardno, Box '328, ,ealorth Rev. Carson of Brussels __- ---A-figlidin -Cfiiirch visiited Seaforth Manor on Thursday morning at • 10:30 a.m. and held communion service for our residents. They were sorry to hear ReV, Carson is moving, . to . Alberta and his services will indeed be' missed. On Monday afternoon Mr. Jack Riddell, MPP for Huron. presented Mrs. Adele Fisher with a plaque commemorating her one hundred- and..fourth birthday. Mrs. Elsie Dinsmore visited with • Mrs. Ada. Reid. Leo and Frances GibSon of Exeter and Mrs. Edna Weber visited Mrs. Adele Fisher.' Jean and Wilbert. Middaugh of London visited Mrs. Minnie Hawley and Mr, Zack ' McSpadden, „ Miss Ethel Dennis visited with Mrs. L. Dundas and Miss „Bessie Davidson. • Miss Tillie. Dundas visited friends at Seaforth Manor. Mrs, Jas. Shortreed and Mr. Wilfred Shortreed visited With • Mr. Jas. Shortreed. Mrs. Marjorie Anderson, ,Mary Lou- and Jane visited 'with Miss ..:' Ethel McClure and Mr. and -Mrs. • RObert McClure. Mrs, Marjorie Rock and Janette and Lisa eampbeRvisited with Urs-Lillie.liudie, Mrs,. Wilber Key es, MiS. • Morris Carter and Mrs. Ruth • Hollholland visited Wilber Keyes. Mi. Ross Scott, of Brueefield visited his brother Mr.Wm. Scott. Friday bingo Winners were: Fully Hense - Awry Lambkin, Mts. A; Reid, Mrs. L. Hudie and Miss Kate Laverty. 4 Corners - Mts. L. Hudie, Mis.A Reid, .Mrs. M innie Hawley, - ". Straight Line - Miss :Kate .Laverty, Mrs. A. Reid,'Mr Charles Ross and Mrs. Gertie 1-I 'all. Full House - Mrs. A. Reid, Miss Doris :Mr.STeven POurniet. Mr. Vet low enjoyed an:. outing with" dalahter Mts. 0.• $7.00-: Per Person Proceeds for The Forge Comnitinity Work Seafmorerathb q . insuranceers • 41,••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • BON 6 sHpw ENTRY] 18 Years & Over Casino Games All Day Mabel-Clark-of Bayfield.